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Quite some time ago we noted that horses coming from >flatland (paddock and stall bred) will trip a lot when >introduced to uneven terrain, but with much use come out of it entirely. Ruthie, nw mt
I have experienced this with two Belgians (who came from a flat area (when they got out of their stalls). Our place is VERY hilly and they were very uncomfortable and klutzy going down hill. One actually fell over when I tried to turn him on slightly unlevel area! They are doing much better with practice.
My fjord who grew up on hills, is very coordinated. Cherie
